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Stacy Barthe
Barthe performing at the Infusion Lounge in 2011
Background information
Also known asSt. Barthe[1]
Born (1985-07-19) July 19, 1985 (age 39)
New York City, U.S.
Genres
Occupations
  • Songwriter
  • singer
Years active2007–present
Labels
Websiteiamstacybarthe.com

Stacy Barthe (born July 19, 1985) is an American singer and songwriter. Born and raised in Brooklyn, she began her musical career as an intern for Geffen and Jive Records' urban divisions from 2003 to 2005.[2] She met producer Hit-Boy in 2006, and signed with Universal Music Publishing Group the following year to pursue songwriting work for other artists.[3] As a recording artist, She signed with John Legend's Homeschool Records and Motown to release her debut studio album Becoming (2015), which entered the Billboard 200 and was met with positive critical reception.

As a songwriter, Barthe has been credited on songs for artists including Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, Heidi Montag, Britney Spears, Katy Perry, Brandy, Miley Cyrus, Alicia Keys, Nipsey Hussle, Tiwa Savage, and Rihanna. The latter's 2011 single, "Cheers (Drink to That)", co-written by Barthe, peaked at number seven on the Billboard Hot 100.[4] Barthe has worked with producers including Malay, Cool & Dre, The Runners, Jerry Duplessis, Supa Dups, Danja, Dapo Torimiro, and Tricky Stewart. She has received eight Grammy Award nominations, for her contributions to Katy Perry's Teenage Dream,[5] Rihanna's Loud,[6] Miley Cyrus' Bangerz,[7] Nipsey Hussle's Victory Lap,[8] and Beyoncé's The Lion King: The Gift.[9]

Barthe made her feature film debut as Black Madonna in the 2021 romantic drama Venus as a Boy, directed by Ty Hodges.[10]

Career

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In December 2010, Barthe released her debut extended play (EP), Sincerely Yours, Stacy Barthe. In November 2011, "Silent Night" by Brandy Norwood, which featured Barthe, was leaked online.[11]

On March 12, 2015, French future house producer Tchami released the song "After Life" which featured Barthe's vocals. The song received over 8 million plays on SoundCloud as of April 2016. In July 2015, Barthe's debut studio album BEcoming reached number 92 on the Billboard 200.[12]

Discography

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Extended plays

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List of extended plays, with release details
Title EP Details
Sincerely Yours, Stacy Barthe
The Seven Days of Christmas
In the InBetween
P.S. I Love You
FKA Stacy Barthe

Studio albums

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List of studio albums, with release details
Title Album Details
Becoming

Singles

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As lead artist

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List of singles as lead artist, with release year and project name
Title Year Album Ref
"No Strings Attached" (featuring John Legend) 2012 In the InBetween [19]
"Keep It Like It Is" [20]
"Home in My Heart" 2013 P.S. I Love You [21]
"Hell Yeah!" (featuring Rick Ross) [22]
"Extraordinary Love (Fall Version)" 2014 non-album single [21]
"War IV Love" Becoming
"Flawed Beautiful Creatures"
"Angel" (featuring John Legend) [23]
"Live For Today" (featuring Common) 2015 [24]
"You Wonder Why?" [21]
"Virgin" 2016 FKA Stacy Barthe [1]
"One More Time" (with The Chemistri) 2018 non-album singles [21]
"Shoot" 2020 [25]
"Heaven on Earth" (with DJ Ruckus) [26]
"Sugar Cane" (with June Freedom) Anchor Baby [27]
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List of singles as featured artist, with release year and project name
Title Year Album / EP Ref
"SoBelieve"
(Theron "Neff-U" Feemster featuring Stacy Barthe) 		2009 non-album single [28]
"Looking You Up"
(Mateo featuring Stacy Barthe) 		2012 Suite 823 [29]
"Everything Was the Same"
(Fabolous featuring Stacy Barthe) 		2013 The S.O.U.L. Tape 3 [30]
"Live for You"
(Bonez tha Truth featuring Stacy Barthe) 		2015 non-album singles [31]
"Born To Love"
(Softy featuring Stacy Barthe) 		[32]
"After Life"
(Tchami featuring Stacy Barthe) 		After Life [33]
"I Wanna Know"
(Joe Budden featuring Stacy Barthe) 		2016 Rage & The Machine [28]
"What It Feel Like"
(Marcus Black featuring Stacy Barthe) 		2017 non-album single [34]
"All We Need Is Love"
(Lil Debbie featuring Stacy Barthe) 		OG in My System [28]
"Black Woman"
(Nick Grant featuring Stacy Barthe) 		2018 Dreamin' Out Loud [35]
"Good on You"
(Dorion featuring Stacy Barthe) 		non-album singles [36]
"Do Over"
(Replay featuring Stacy Barthe) 		2019 [37]
"Oh My God (Skoof Remix)"
(Jimmy Cozier featuring Stacy Barthe) 		[38]
"Love Her (Remix)"
(Jimmy Cozier featuring Runtown and Stacy Barthe) 		[39]
"Mercy (Remix)"
(Anh Jesslyn featuring Stacy Barthe) 		[40]
"Last Man Standing"
(DJ Ruckus featuring Stacy Barthe) 		[41]
"Immortal"
(Capozzi featuring Stacy Barthe) 		2020 [28]
"Rebirth"
(Tchami featuring Stacy Barthe) 		Year Zero [42]

Promotional singles

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List of promotional singles, with release year and project name
Title Year Album / EP Ref
"Sober" 2018 non-album single [43]

Guest appearances

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List of non-single guest appearances, with release year, project name and other performing artist(s)
Title Year Album / EP Other Artist(s) Ref
"Paper" 2011 Gumbeaux Chase N. Cashe [44]
"Running In Place" 2012 HITstory Hit-Boy [45]
"Angel (Interlude)" 2013 Love in the Future John Legend [28]
"Astronaut Pussy / Welcome to California" OKE: Operation Kill Everything The Game, ScHoolboy Q, Skeme, Too $hort
"Still I Rise" 2014 The Art of Chill Nitty Scott [46]
"The Purge" Blood Moon: Year of the Wolf The Game [28]
"Last Time You Seen" 2015 The Documentary 2.5 The Game, Scarface
"Not Ready To Go" Welcome To Gilladelphia Gillie Da Kid [47]
"Stay Up" 2016 The Definition Of... Fantasia [28]
"Mercy" Slauson Boy 2 Nipsey Hussle [48]
"Do Better" 2017 Party & Pain Maino [49]
"Victory Lap" 2018 Victory Lap Nipsey Hussle [28]
"Happifeelins'" 2019 5: The mAlbum KING LEO BAKARi, TC Carson [50]
"Further" Audio Mars Audio Push, MyGuyMars [51]
"Supernatural" Wah Gwaan?! Shaggy, Shenseea [28]
"The Quarantine" 2020 Covid 1na (The Cure) Amillion The Poet, J'ne Indigo [52]
"Livin What I Know" Occupational Hazard Mozzy, Tsu Surf [28]

Tours

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Headlining

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  • Bessie's 81 Theatre Tour[53] (2015) (event series by HBO)

Opening act

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  • The "All of Me" Tour (2012) (supporting Estelle)

Awards and nominations

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Grammy Awards

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Year Work Category Result Ref
2011 Teenage Dream
"Hummingbird Heartbeat" 		Album of the Year Nominated [5]
Best Pop Vocal Album Nominated
2012 Loud
"Cheers (Drink to That)" 		Album of the Year Nominated [6]
Best Pop Vocal Album Nominated
2015 Bangerz
"Adore You" 		Nominated [7]
2019 Victory Lap
"Victory Lap" 		Best Rap Album Nominated [8]
2020 The Lion King: The Gift
"BIGGER" and "BROWN SKIN GIRL" 		Best Pop Vocal Album Nominated [9]
2021 "Collide" Best R&B Song Nominated [54]

Soul Train Music Awards

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Year Work Category Result Ref
2013 Stacy Barthe Centric Certified Award Nominated [55]
2019 "BROWN SKIN GIRL" The Ashford & Simpson
Songwriter's Award 		Won [56]

Black Reel Awards

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Year Work Category Result Ref
2020 "Collide" Outstanding Original Song Won [57]

Songwriting credits

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Indicates a single release
Indicates a promotional single release
Title Year Artist(s) Album / EP Co-writers Ref
"Blur" 2008 Britney Spears Circus Nathaniel Hills • Marcella Araica [58]
"Heaven" (featuring will.i.am) 2009 Cheryl Cole 3 Words William Adams • Cheryl Cole [59]
"Everywhere You Go" (featuring Rhythm of Africa United) 2010 Kelly Rowland 2010 FIFA World Cup
MTN Theme Song
N/A
 [60]
"Face the Light" Girlicious Rebuilt Corey Chorus [61]
"Cheers (Drink to That)" Rihanna Loud Andrew Harr • Jermaine Jackson • Laura Pergolizzi • Corey Gibson • Chris Ivery • Avril Lavigne • Robyn Fenty • Lauren Christy • Graham Edwards • Scott Spock [62]
"I'll Do It" Heidi Montag Superficial Steve Morales • Keithin Pittman [63]
"Hummingbird Heartbeat" Katy Perry Teenage Dream Katy Perry • Christopher Stewart • Monte Neuble [64]
"I Don't Care" 2011 Brandy A Family Business Corey Gibson • Clinton Sparks • Brandy Norwood • Grigancine [65]
"Sorry" (featuring André 3000) 2012 T.I. Trouble Man: Heavy Is the Head Clifford Harris, Jr. • André Benjamin • Phalon Alexander • Derel "Sir Clef" Haynes • Aldric "Po" Johns [66]
"When It's All Over" Alicia Keys Girl on Fire Alicia Keys • John Stephens [67]
"Limitedless" Alicia Keys • Andrew "Pop" Wansel • Warren "Oak" Felder • Sevyn Streeter
"Like I Love You" Melanie Fiona The MF Life Melanie Hallim • Luke James Boyd • Jason Gilbert • Dwayne Chin-Quee • Mitchum Chin [68]
"Speak Ya Mind" Estelle All of Me Estelle Swaray • George Clinton • Bootsy Collins • Corey Gibson [69]
"Adore You" 2013 Miley Cyrus Bangerz Oren Yoel [70]
"So Good" 2014 Marsha Ambrosius Friends & Lovers Marsha Ambrosius • Marcos Palacios • Ernest Clark • Kevin Randolph • Tony Russell [71]
"La La La La La" Marsha Ambrosius • Eric Hudson • Minnie Riperton • Andrew "Hit Drew" Clifton • Richard Rudolph
"Outta My League" Teyana Taylor VII Teyana Taylor • Uforo Ebong • Christopher Umana • Eric Bellinger • Jaramye "JRM" Daniels • Akil "Fresh" King • Kyle "KO" Owens [72]
"Just A Man" (featuring Stephen Marley) 2015 Akon Stadium Aliaune Thiam [73]
"Bad Timing" 2016 Ro James ELDORADO Ronnie Tucker • Mamaou "Dula" Adula • Nesbitt Wesonga Jr. • Mario Lionel Loving [74]
"I'm Sorry (Interlude)" Ronnie Tucker • Antonio Golson • Maurice Ryan Toby • Nathaniel Flowers • Clarence Hutchinson • Leo Breckenridge
"Glory Days" (featuring Hayley Kiyoko) 2017 Sweater Beats For the Cold Antonio Cuna • James Roston • Uzoechi Emenike • Rachel Keen [75]
"Bigger" 2019 Beyoncé The Lion King: The Gift Beyoncé Knowles-Carter • Derek Dixie • Rachel Keen • Akil King • Ricky Lawson [76]
"Brown Skin Girl" (feat. Blue Ivy Carter) Beyoncé Knowles-Carter • Carlos St. John • Adio Marchant • Shawn Carter • Anathi Mnyango • Ayodeji Balogun • Michael Uzowuru • Richard Isong
"Collide" (featuring EarthGang) Tiana Major9 Queen & Slim: The Soundtrack Akil King • Benny Cassette • Josh Lopez • Kaveh Rastegar • Olu Fann • Sam Barsh • Sonyae Elise [77]
"Us (Interlude)" 2020 Tiwa Savage Celia Tiwatope Savage • Muhammad Basit Animashaun • Phillip Kayode Moses [78]
"FWMM (F*ck with My Mind)" Tiwatope Savage • Muhammad Basit Animashaun • Michael Hunter • Segun Michael Ajayi • Princewill Emmanuel
"Glory" Tiwatope Savage • Akil "Fresh" King • Maurice Simmonds • Nana Afriyie • Shama Joseph • Kheil Harrison • Jerry "Juice" Alexidor • Segun Michael Ajayi
"Celia's Song" Tiwatope Savage • Muhammad Basit Animashaun • Phillip Kayode Moses • Emmanuel Aladeloba

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